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> there is no inferential gap between measures and their causes in mathematics, because there are no measures That's not true. For example in researching prime
by nerdponx 2y ago
> there is no inferential gap between measures and their causes in mathematics, because there are no measures
That's not true. For example in researching prime numbers, mathematicians carry out simulations and produce observational results from those simulations, without having a fully-proven formal theory to support the results.